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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1978-07-27, Page 12 (2)Business Directory C. HARRY RODER, D.C. NORMAN L. RODER, D.C. DOCTORS OF CHIROPRACTIC 84 Panel lane, - STRATHROY Telephone 245-1-272 By appointment please cq. E. (1/11 ELdin.,y �ortactL ' (lvimin y and - 9aGucntlny JOHN .ELLIOTT •R.R. NO. 2 't<IppEN. ONT. PHONE 519 262-5176 PERCY WRIGHT LICENSED AUCTIONEER •KiPPen, Ont. Auction Sole Service that is most efficient and courteous. CALL • THE WRI&HT AUCTIONEER Telephone Hensall (519) 262-5515 Hugh Tom FILSON and ROBSON AUCTIONEERS' 20 years' experience of complete sale service • Provincially licensed Conduct sales of any kind,. any place We guarantee you more. To insure success of your sole .or appraisal • • Phone Collect 666-0833 • 666-1967 NORM WHITING LICENSED AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER Prompt, Courteous. Efficient ANY TYPE ANY SIZE, ANYWHERE We give complete sale service PROFIT BY EXPERIENeE Phone Collect - 235 -1964 EXETER HURON FINANCIAL SERVICES LTD. 1st 8 2nd mortgages arranged Box 1341, EXETER, ONT. PH: LUCKNOW 1-528- 2016 N ♦ G.K. REALTY Al Preece 228-6342 Exeter 235-2420 Grand Bend 238-8484 Realtor Appraisals Mortgages Life Insurance Trust Certificates Ronald J. Broderick Walwyn Slodgell Cochran Murray Limited Investment Deolers 383 Richmond Street London, Ontario N6A 3C4 672-5880 o Brownies enlgood• ear y Each - Thursday after 'Mernorial Service for Lady year school this year, found the Baden Powel, who died last 2nd Lucan Brownies summer. working, playing and singing in the United Church Sunday Scho9L..Rooms. Throughout the year thirteen new girls were ' The "Market Square welcomed in two enrolment Park" (formerly the Lions' ceremonies and four of our Club Park) was the sight of Brownies attained their the annual Women's wings and we saw them "fly= Institute picnic Wednesday up to Guides. -' afternoon. Members and guests en - Each Brownie con- •j eyed a delicious centrates on test and badge smorgasbord "pot luck" work at her own _pace, luncheon, followted by a however, as a pack, they short business meeting worked together on the chaired by Pres. Vino skater's, neighborhood, and ,.Emery, when the County athletic badges. rally was announced with several members an- ticipating going and a dona- tion was yoted toward the Killer .Gas Warning project of the Middlesex Farm & Home Safety Council. Two "free swim" periods were .sponsored by the Women's institute at the Lucan pool Monday and Tuesday afternoons. Various members provided games ar-i contests. WI picnic The outings this. year in- cluded a visit to the Children's Muteum in London in December to participate in their "Christmas in Mexico" program. a visjt . to the IceCapades, and to the District Outing at Doon Pioneer Village.- They also attended several Church Services, including a special Sixteen Brownies and leaders spent- a terrific week end camping loot September and plans are being made now for a camp in August. They concluded the year - with two special events - a Mother & Daughter banquet with the•Guide Col pany, on an International theme, and by pot luck they saw a fantastic feast form before their eyes! The other event was a bowling party for the last meeting, gathering afterward for hotdogs and ice cream. _ " Anyone wishing ' in- formation about Brownies and especially those ,who could help on a regular or occasional basis, please contact "Brown Owl" Sharon MacDonald ,227-1154 after August first. Good Guiding! Advertising is your way of introduction. MT. CARMEL Income Tax Cen 1 e - Income Tax - Accounting For Farmers & Businessmen Monthly Bookkeeping Service Phone 2376-3469 Vince Ryan B.A. R.R. 3. (Dashwood • Page 12 Times -Advocate, July 27, 1978 • Lucan and district news Only few for classes Rec swimming draws well Lucan's pool co-ordinator. Alf %Villiams, has reported that the recreational swimming has been very well attended. For those who might wish to take advantage of this activity the hotfrs are from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. to . 8:30 p.m. every day. Adults are charged one dollar I high school age and up) and children only 25c. I am su,,e that the pool • staff looks forward to seeing•more new faces. The swim classes which started Monday. July 24` - were very poorly attended. having no. seniors, one in- termediate and sir juniors. - ...For those interested the next classes start July 31. - and there are still openings. Classes last three weeks and cost Slit. If you do not want to wait there is_ still room if you enroll now. • Those who took advantage of the first swim classes had their Red Cross test Saturday, July 22. The badges have been presented and we would like to congratulate those who passed: juniors. Jeff Shipley and Leann Soverign; in- termediates; Dale Mac- Naughton,Ted Hall and Allen Moon. ' Seniors; Lisa McKenzie, Lora McKenzie,' 'Karen Radcliffe. Debbie Manders. Robin Kraut and Lorie Shipley. The Lucan competition swim team has started practicing each evening at 4 There will be meets with other local teams and newcomers are welcome. A course in syncronized swimming is offered this year. Anyone interested in this course oan contact Mr. Williams at the pool. Tennis has been a ball this year netting 40 adults and eight children. The Lucan teams met in Exeter two weeks ago for a fun match. There will be a return match Sunday; Ju1y 30. at 12 noon.. Spectators are welcome to come out to the Lucan Arena courts to watch the fun. The arena staff would like to remind you that more PART II • PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING RESIDENTS OF THE TOWN OF PARKHILL, TOWNSHIPS OF McGILLIVRAY AND WEST WILLIAMS' The Northwest Middlesex Planning Board is con- sldering a or000sed amendment to the present Of- ficial Plein. • AM{NDMENT NO. 7 Proposed Amendment No. 7 would affect o parcel of land on 'the east side of Main Street, north of the Intersection of 'William Street'. The effect of Amend- ment No. .7 would be to change the land use deslgnatlori from "Residential" to 'Commercial" to permit construction of a building -tor financial.in- stitutions and general offices, including o medical clinic. - Residents of the Northwest -Middlesex Planning Area are encouraged to participate with the Planning Board in reaching a decision which will af4ect their area. Copies of the proposed Official Plan Amend- ment are available for your review daring office hours of. - Mrs. Isabelle Smith. Northwest Middlesex Planning Areo - Municipal Offices- - Town of Parkhill 294-6363 Mr. J. Duncan Clerk Township of West Williams Township Office R.R. 2 . Parkhill, Ontario 29 nI Mrr.. W •Amos - Clerk Township of McGillivray Municipal Offices 17t King Street Parkhill, Ontario. _ 294-6871 • Written comments may be sent to the Planning Board or may be brought in person to the public meeting at- DATE: August 3rd, 1978. TIME: 8.00 p.m. PLACE: Royal Canadian legion ' Parkill• Ontario sports will be available in the future. - Badminton courts have been arranged foe -Tuesday nights starting in Sep- tember. There will be con- tinuous play and if enough people are interested more time can be arranged. The fee will -be one dollar per person. Don't forget the "Lucan Fair" we hope everyone will be there!! Damages high in accidents Damages amounted to $5.- 400 in three. accidents in- vestigated this week by of- ficers of the Ontario Provin- cial Police detachment at Lucan. Sunday at 7:50 p:m. on Highway 4 at the intersec- tion in Arva vehicles driven by Jack Craig and Lawrenctr R'hitty: both of London collided Constable G.J. Barker set damages at S1.- 500. Constable B.D. Munro listed damages at $1.800 when a van being towed by a tow.truck from London blew a tire and flippeJover--on its side on Highway 4 at 9:30 Thursday. Friday at 11:15• on Highway 4. just north of Concession 11 in London township vehicles driven by George Burgin. Kirkton and Bradley Marsden. RR 2.' .Staffa were -in collision. After being struck the Burgin vehicle spun into the east ditch and rolled. over. Burgin was taken to St. Marvs Hospital by Thames Valley -:Ambulance and treated for arm injuries. Constable D.R. Vance es- timated damages at S2.100 UC news Continuing- the series "How-to Live the Christian Life". Rev. Keith Brown spoke.on the theme "How to Do and Support the Lord's Work". at Lucan United Church Sunday morning. Mr. Brown told his con- gregation - that no one can keep up his physical health without working at it and the same app es to his spiritual health. H said "God will supply the bility for us to do his will and will not ask -anything of us that we can- not do if our attitude is .right. so that he may come o our aid. If we have wrong at- titudes which prevent us from doing His will. we must replace them with God's loving spirit." We support His work first. when we show.interest and concern about His work in Lucan. in Canada and in the total mission of the Church as well as Christian emphasis in Governments. 2 by prayer. 3. by tything.. or more and 4. by offering a helping hand where there is a need in the Sunday School and in the youth groups. all of which are looking for teachers and leaders. COMPLETE SIX PROJECTS - At a recent -North Middlesex 4-H Achievement Day at Arva, a number of County_Honours were presented. Back; left, Ann Loft, Louise Vanderloo, Elinor Mcllhargey and Tam McRoberts. Front, Tracey Vanderloo, Diane Garrett and Koren MacGougan. T -A photo No effect on Lucan schools Surplus of classrooms By GORD WHITEHEAD The continuing slide of enrolment in Middlesex County elementary schools has produced a surplus of 23 classrooms, trustees learned at their July meeting. Biddulph-Lucan Public School is not among schools having to close or find other uses for "morns. Hdwever, McGillivray Central Public School has one former classroom - which will find occasional use for French and music instruction. Hardest hit are schools in Lambeth, Dorchester and southern townships such as -Westminster. and DelaWare. The Middlesex `system's June .30 enrolment report shows a total elementary •school population of 8,236 a decrease of another 20 from • the end of May. And in the secondary school sector, June 30 enrolment was 4,139 a decrease of 25 from the end of May but an increase of 57 over June, 1977. - • Biddulph`--Lucan Public School had a net gain of one pupil during June for a total of 491' compared with 517 at the end of June, 1977. Trustees also•learned that 91.5 percent of county elementary pupils suc- cessfully • achieved the equivalent of a year's progress. At Biddulph- Lucan, 31 achieved less than a year's progress and the board was told that "the majority of pupils who have not successfully achieved the equivalent of a year's work have successfully made a partial ear's progress and will omp to the work of the grade and co mence the work" of the next grade during the coming school year." 'thirty-eight graduates of the county's five secondary schools are Ontario Scholars. achieving at least 480 marks in at least six credits. Strathroy District Collegiate gathered the largest share of 13 followed closely by Lord Dorchester with 12. Medway High School in Arva had seven Ontario Scholars. Middlesex trustees bought 352,000 gallons of heating oil but balked at buying three new school Buses. Imperial Oil won a tender for 206.000 gallons of light industrial fuel oil with a bid of just over 41 cents a gallon or a total of $84,460 and Sterling Fuels will supply 146.000 gallons of bunker fuel oil for a minimum of $58.400. Prices are expected to increase pending approval from the federal- govern- ment. Trustees approved the tenders without discussion. However a bid to add three Lookyourself up Are you listed correctly in the phone book? If not; please tell us now! -We are getting • ready to print the new book. .Look up your present listing in the White Pages. If you want any changes. give us a call at 1-271-3911 (toll free) or the Bell Canada business office number listed in yourdirectory before August,14. Bell Canada • d • • new school buses to the board -owned fleet drew considerable debate and was placed on the shield until trustees study a consulting firm's report oil the matter. The Middlesex Board now has a fleet of eight of its own -buses but contracts for the .bulk of its transportation which snow costs about $2 million per school year. superintendent 'of . business William Ashby said. Murphy Bus Lines and Charterways Transportation Ltd. are among six firms which•have concluded negotiations with the board for the ,upcoming school year. The remaining high school football teams in Middlesex may he kicking in another league in 1979. Directors or the county conference want to leave their arrangement with. Elgin County because of Elgin's , insistence on separate final playoffs. - Wilful damage acts continue Two acts of wilful daxnage -were 'reported this week .to 5hr4Lucan detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police. A window was-hri. ken in a car parked at the Lucan Ford Sales lot. It was valued at S200. Several mail boxes were uprooted in West Nissouri township and dumped in the ditches. Some of- these boxes are still at the Lucan detach- ment and may be picked up. Two area youths have been charged as the result of a Tent 'disturbance at the Shillelagh Hotel. Two thefts were reported Sunday morning in London township. Three suspects were located and charges are being processed against at least one of the persons. The Huron -Perth and City of London conferences are the likely ,candidates for consideration, trustee Jim Duffin said. "The problem is that 'so many scrhools are dropping out of football director of education John Gummow said. That tie said, makes separate finals difficult. Finn day at'Granton The Granton Community Recreation Association is sponsoring a Granton Fun Day to raise money "for'1 community interests. August 5 at 1 t a.m. the day will officially start with a papade hosting the Clintot Scottish Band. along• with floats bicycles, tricycles 9nd novetrnotor vehicles. lirizes will be given and the honored judge's wilt be Jim. Weir•of CFPL and Peter Garland. CKSL. • Later in the park there will be,fun for all -with music by the Seaforth band and the popular Happy Wanderers. There will. be ball games,, lots.of good land 'and games of chance for young and old. The admissiorZwill be 25c for children under 14 and 50c for adults. A Fun Day dance will be held at the Lucan Com- munity Center starting at 8 p.m. and featuring the -lively "1Viskers". Admission is $7 - per couple and there will Be door prizes. Fun Da} "tee shirts"- are available now by contacting Jean Jones at 225-2663. The cost is $3.75 for children and $4.511 for adults. The Granton Community Recreation Association extend their- welcome to all their neighbours and hope to see you. 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